Kahtlustäratav

Kahtlustäratav is an Estonian word that translates to "suspicious" or "doubtful" in English. It is used to describe something that raises questions or suggests the possibility of wrongdoing, deception, or something being not quite right. The word is derived from the Estonian word "kahtlus," which means "doubt" or "suspicion."

The term can be applied in various contexts. For example, a kahtlustäratav situation might be one where evidence does not add up, or where a person's behavior seems inconsistent or evasive. It can refer to objects, actions, statements, or even people. If a package is left in an unusual place or someone is acting overly secretive, these could be described as kahtlustäratav.

In legal or investigative settings, the term is often used to denote elements that warrant further examination. Anything deemed kahtlustäratav might trigger additional scrutiny to determine its true nature or intent. It signifies a need for caution and a closer look to ascertain whether there is a genuine cause for concern or if the initial impression was mistaken. The opposite of kahtlustäratav would be something that is clear, obvious, or above suspicion.